Counseling
Counseling services for students are free and confidential. College is a new and exciting phase of life, but change and new challenges can create stress and anxiety. Our services are offered in a welcoming atmosphere, and we strive to promptly accommodate students. It’s important that the Counseling Center be a safe, approachable place with services that are easy to access. We offer:
- Brief counseling for individuals
- Group counseling
- Consultation to students, faculty, staff, and parents
- Screenings and assessments
- Assistance with referrals to community resources
- Outreach and education
- Crisis intervention
Appointments can be scheduled through College Central Network.
Email Counseling Center Director Keley Smith-Keller at keley.smith-keller@mountmarty.edu if you have more questions about types of service.
LOCAL
- National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) South Dakota
- 800-950-NAMI
- 211 Help Line Center: Call 211
- Avera Sacred Heart Hospital
- 605-668-8000
- River City Domestic Violence Center
- 605-665-1448
- Lewis & Clark Behavioral Health Services
- 605-665-4606
- Sliding scale fee-based
national
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
- Crisis Text Line
- Go Ask Alice! - Columbia University health specialist
- JED Foundation Resource Center
- College Student's Guide to Stress - Western Governors University
- Suicide Stop - International Help Center
All Mount Marty University students now have access to free tele-counseling, crisis consultation and life coaching through the Virtual Care Group: www.thevirtualcaregroup.com/mountmarty
Staff
Keley Smith-Keller
Campus Counselor
Office: Roncalli 216
Phone: (605) 668-1322
Email: keley.smith-keller@mountmarty.edu